Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 16, 1962, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON THURSDAY. AUGUST 16, 1962 A 3 life 11 " I J -v- IL.iT1' '8,'s u g . J " KITCHEN- '- M"" I l"JQ O'0 - ill k EC? Oi K'.SK.-. PLAN NO.' 3935 " 1 Fl fl II I EV3 l Your Last Chance To Save On Watches, il Diamonds, Famous Name Appliances, j w ; JJ Radios, Housewares And Other Fine Items! 2- 4mXWmmi ileum i.e. i mini wiim urn t - i- rn" nil "ii ii in ii m ii Tiiia i ii717i Tiiauaai left ' --"''-r'iiimiriH' w-Tift'ii1t?w)".MM'ri '.42--. PLAN NO." 3935 V I33I SQUARE FEET j This Week's Ranch and Modern Home By HIAWATHA ESTES. A.I.B.D. For the family with a lim ited building budget, this de sign offers the advantages of a much more expensive home. The cost and square footage of this house belies it spacious ness and livability. Behind the handsome ranch style exterior-which would be a complement to any community-lies a "houseful" of con venience. A used brick planter at the front of the bedroom wing plus the continuation of the roof along the sides of this wing and around the front until it reaches the bay window, is a real eye-catcher, the diamond pane window pat tern has been repeated in the design of the garage door. Sunlight passes through the glass panes in the front door and lights the center hall entry. From this entry, one can enter the family room kitchen, living room or the short hall leading to all the bedrooms. Wardrobe Space By properly locating the wardrobes in all bedrooms, there is an abundant amount of wardrobe space totaling 30 feet. There is also a guest and linen closet in the bedroom wing. A shoulder high sliding window in the front bedroom provides cross ventilation and a bed or other piece of furni ture can still be placed be neath the window. The rear living room with its adjoining patio is condu cive to entertaining and out door living. This is one of the highlights of this workable ranch plan - the generous use of glass where it counts the most. The hub of this, handsome dwelling is the open area that encompasses the family room kitchen. The U-shaped kitchen is only partially separated from the family room with cabinets and an eating bar. This large open area meets the old fashion concept of the kitchen as a friendly gather ing place with plenty of space to move around. It has been adapted here to today's ideas of efficiency. The laundry plus broom and pantry closets are in the service. There is direct access from the service to the garage. An efficient horizontal forced air furnace is located in the attic but could be placed in the garage if preferred. Complete working drawln.s for this plan ran be purchased at a cost of S7.&0 for the first set and 55 or each additional set when ordered at the same time. This plan will be avail able at these prices until Dec. A. Please allow two to three weeks for delivery. If the above home does not entirely meet with ynur approval, a new home plan book. Ranch and Modern Homes, can be purchased for $2. Send all orders for either plans or books to: Hiawatha Estes, p.o. box 404-T, Northridge, Calif. Stalin Reference Removed From Red China Publication Hong Kong OJPI) Refer ences to Stalin have been re moved from an important Chi nese Communist publication, the official Peiping Press has disclosed. The patience of the Chinese when confronted with a clear cut challenge, such as Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's unequivocal de - Stalinization campaign, may account for the change. There is no indication that China has changed its basic policy on world affairs to con form to the more moderate Soviet line. Recent propagan da attacks on the Laotian set tlement approved by the Unit ed States and Russia have made this clear. The omission of Stalin's name was considered a tacti cal move on the part of the Chinese and not a switch from their strategy of pursuing the tough policies of the late So viet dictator. It was noticed in the Pci- Humphrey's Take In Dividends Told Washington - HOT - Former Treasury Secretary George M. Humphrey collected more than $2.3 million in dividends and the value of stock he held In a company with a lucra tive government contract in creased by $5.7 million in eight years, it was disclosed Wednesday. This was brought out at a hearing of the Senate stock pile investigating subcommit tee. The span of time during which Humphrey's wealth in creased by roughly $8 2 mil lion included the years from 1953 to 1957 when he served as President E i s e n hower's treasury secretary, according to today's testimony. Walter H. Henson, a super visor in the General Account ing Office, said that most of the dividends and stock ap preciation were attributable to 1 government contract sign ed lour days before Humph rey took office. ping Daily, official newspaper of the Chinese Communist par ty. The paper appears to have devoted the bulk of its Aug. 1 issue to publishing the full text of a book entitled "How To Be a Good Communist." It was written by Liu Shao, Chi, Communist China's chief of state and second-ranking party theoretician. Liu wrote the first draft in 1939, when the Communist armies were defending what was left of northern China from the Jap anese invaders and Stalin was the unquestioned leader of the entire Communist world. "How To Be a Good Com munist" is divided into nine sections. The title of the sec ond section seems to have un dergone a significant altera tion in the latest revised edi tion. Formerly the title was: "To Be the Best Student of Marx, Engels, Lenin and Stalin." Now it is: "To Be a Good Student of Mark and Lenin." Older Text Omitted The older text exalted the "words and deeds, career and quality" of the four men as models to be imitated. This has been omitted now. Also, many quotations from Stalin's works which former ly constituted important sup ports for Liu Shao-Chi's argu ment have been deleted. The omission of Stalin's name is regarded by observ ers of Communist affairs here as significant. Up to now, there has been no indication that Peiping has conducted a "de-Stalinization" campaign as has been done in Russia. Portrait Appears In fact, Stalin's portrait has been appearing at important state rallies and anniversaries. Moreover, Liu Shao-Chi is well known as being Mao Tse Tung's heir-apparent to the all important post of party chairmanship. He is one of the few men Mao trusts complete ly. It was Liu who headed the Chinese delegation to the 1960 meeting of Communist par ties. Basic differences in outlook remain, as evidenced by the I recent opposing statements by China and Russia on the Laos ! settlement, and by continued j maneuvering for influence in North Vict Nam. But China appears to have ! made a minor concession that I should help make the differ j enccs between the two giants loss obvious to the casual ob I server. DREWS in Medford Open for Business! il DREWS invites you to open a charge account. IT'S CONVENIENT! Use it regular 30 Day Charge or take 6 months to pay on REVOLVING CHARGE. ASK FOR A PAMPHLET DE SCRIBING DREWS CREDIT PLANS. ' Sinci 1918 ' DREWS Manstore IN THE MEDFORD SHOPPING CENTER Watch for Grand Opening Sunbeam, GE, Nelson, Farberware, Westinghouse Electric Table Appliances Toasters, waffle bakers, coffee makers, fry pans, irons, can openers. TO CLEAR Manufacturer's 25 OFF List Price BUY NOW AND SAVE SAVE UP TO Tremendous Selection of UNBOXED GIFTWARE Must be sold. We do not want to pack this merchandise. 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